Chapter

 1 IV    |          conciliate the king and to escape the peril hanging over his
 2 IV    |           death have concern how to escape it. And who are these but
 3 IV    | condemnation, that we were eager to escape. Else for ourselves we are
 4 V     |         whether there was no way to escape it, and avoid coming to
 5 VIII  |            may be counted worthy to escape the wrath to come, and to
 6 X     |       before us, what must we do to escape the punishments in store
 7 XII   |             willing that any should escape its cruel snares, ~"These
 8 XXII  |           ye. We will not endure to escape death by such cowardice.
 9 XXIV  |             fleeting? Wilt thou not escape from the grievous bondage
10 XXV   |          and most sweetest Lord, to escape those bitter and unending
11 XXV   |        thousand temporal deaths, to escape eternal and everlasting
12 XXVII |       sayings, in order that ye may escape judgement and punishment,
13 XXXI  |      Peradventure I shall find some escape from this evil." ~Then did
14 XXXIII|              in order that he might escape his hands, and take the
15 XXXVI |           of woman, and there is no escape. Now, therefore, hearken
16 XXXVI |          how this was my desire, to escape from the tempest and vain